thesmoothedeere
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Found this picture . Do they have a name or model number ?
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thesmoothedeere
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Guess i should have looked they have youtube videos of them . Thanks
flambeauone
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I looked in C.H. Wendel"s book 150 years of International Harvester, starting on pg 375 and continued on the next two are pictures of the "Auto wagon" and the "Auto Buggy". It looks like an auto wagon but it could be what"s left of an auto buggy. Looks like they came out in 1910 and where discontinued in 1915. Hope this helps wish I could be of more help, it"s a very interesting picture.
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